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How much is a 2013 Kia Soul worth?
I’m selling my 2013 Kia Soul, as it's beaten up and been put to good use by my three kids. To be honest, I’ve always been shy about the Soul’s funky looks. I bought it when the kids were younger and I had frosted tips at the time—I was trying to be “the cool dad”, though the jury’s still out on whether that worked. Anyways, I’m embracing my ordinariness so I want to know—how much is a 2013 Kia Soul worth?
Jason Tushinski · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
As a general rule, we here at Jerry have determined that no dads are actually cool, but that’s what gives them their charm, and that’s why we love them. Anyways, congratulations on embracing your normality, and to answer your question, your 2013 Kia Soul will be worth somewhere in the range of $12,499 to $18,990, depending on the trim level, its mileage, and the vehicle’s overall condition.
No matter whether one’s lean into cool is uninformed or not, the 2013 Kia Soul is actually…kinda cool. It’s got a ton of personality for a hatchback, and has kept decent value in the near-decade it’s been around. How so? Here are some of its highlightsL
- The Kia Soul’s 1.6 L 4 cylinder engine may only sport 138 horsepower, but this manual-transmission hatch is fun to drive and is surprisingly powerful for what it is
- You get great gas mileage with the Kia Soul, getting 25 miles per gallon in the city and 30 miles per gallon on the highway
- The interior features quality materials (even on the base model) and Ipod connectivity, the Uvo infotainment system, and plenty of head- and legroom
Before you wave goodbye to your 2013 Soul (no pun intended), give it a warm caress for the good ‘ol days of funky hatchback driving, frosted tips, and cranky children—all that your 2013 Soul stood for. You’ll miss it once it’s gone. We think.
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